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What constitutes a successful 09-10 season for UK?

mobaar
in College Basketball

What is "successful" for UK in 09-10? 45 members have voted

  1. 1. What is "successful" for UK in 09-10?

    • Elite 8 or better
      20%
      9
    • Sweet 16
      40%
      18
    • Second Round
      6%
      3
    • 12-4 SEC record or better
      13%
      6
    • SEC tournament champs
      6%
      3
    • SEC regular season champs
      4%
      2
    • other
      8%
      4

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Win the SEC. Everything else should fall in place.

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I heard this week that Clyde is wanting to weaken the schedule. Isn't it already weakened this year?

 

It really can not get much weaker... It is way below typical UK standard, especially with IU being in the tank.

Anything short of an elite 8 appearance is a failure at the University of Kentucky.

I heard this week that Clyde is wanting to weaken the schedule. Isn't it already weakened this year?

 

Clyde from BGP, or Billy Clyde?

UK needs a 24 wins and a deep run in the tourney next season. However without a point guard I dont see that happening.

Win at least 24-26 games.

12-13 SEC wins.

At least the Sweet 16, if not Elite 8.

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